Something wakes me up. I look at the clock and it is 2:30 a.m. I then discover what, or rather who, disturbed my sleep. It’s my wife, Cathy. She is just lying there next to me with her eyes wide open.
Three recent prosecutions suggest that President Trump’s supporters who have endured abuse and violence for wearing “Make America Great Again” hats will receive justice.
I’m worried that, in the rush to address our collective concerns about tech, we risk undermining the soundness and impartiality of antitrust enforcement.
Democratic presidential candidates are staying away from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference under pressure from the left's growing anti-Israel sentiment.
This week marked a significant moment in the War on Terror: the destruction of ISIS last remaining foothold in Syria and the decimation of ISIS proclaimed caliphate
The 2020 Democrat presidential candidates seem confident that we’ve entered a suicidal cycle of waste and foolery, and so they race each other to the radical left. No proposal is too extreme, no institution safe from demolition.
Success in politics -- and in political predictions -- depends on the ability to distinguish between old rules of thumb that don’t apply anymore and old rules of thumb that do.
Going to Rwanda for the first time felt a lot like entering my blind audition on "The Voice" three years ago: some nerves, but no expectation, just wide open to the experience.
President Trump is right: Every American should be able to see what Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team have been doing for the last two years. The Mueller report should be made public.
No one likes to say, "Mission Accomplished," but Fox News has learned that the last ISIS stronghold, has been liberated– the repugnant empire that once terrorized over 8 million people is left with 800 yards of turf. For now.